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Post by Blade on Nov 11, 2022 14:40:05 GMT -5
I've never really done PC gaming, but now I wish I'd have bought this game for my PC, and then just bought a PS5 DS controller. I haven't played PGA 2k golf since the 2019 version, and am just now getting going with 2k23. It sucks knowing I'm already at a disadvantage. I've been practicing the last couple days a lot, but am still spraying it all over, and Tempo seems really inconsistent. Bummer. Are there different ways/versions to play PGA 2k23 on a PC? Is it all the same, thru STEAM or something? I just wanted to make sure if I go the PC route with a PS5 DS controller, I'm doing it the preferred way/method on a PC. But the Xbox controller has a hardwired refresh rate, so it is the same on Xbox, PC, etc. |
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Post by hawk3y3 on Nov 11, 2022 16:10:18 GMT -5
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Post by hawk3y3 on Nov 11, 2022 16:12:49 GMT -5
Also, does anybody know if I switch to PC from Xbox One, will I have to start all over with PGA 2k23, or will the game be able to somehow pull over any (minimal) progress I've done in the career? All I've pretty much played in PGA 2k23 is the Qualifying 4 rounds for TGCTOURS at the Keg course, and in career I played 1 round of Q School, and 2 rounds of Korn Ferry, so really not much to start over from.
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Post by hawk3y3 on Nov 11, 2022 16:20:14 GMT -5
I also wonder if I switch to using PC, will I be able to play PGA 2k23 at home on PC, but also when traveling, will I also be able to play it on my Travel Laptop with my same profile and updated 'stats, career progress, etc.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2022 16:23:10 GMT -5
I also wonder if I switch to using PC, will I be able to play PGA 2k23 at home on PC, but also when traveling, will I also be able to play it on my Travel Laptop with my same profile and updated 'stats, career progress, etc. Yes, you will have to set up fittings golfer, appearence etc again but you'll have the same currency and career mode progress etc. I play the game a little on Steam Deck as well as my desktop so can verify this. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2022 16:24:14 GMT -5
Also, does anybody know if I switch to PC from Xbox One, will I have to start all over with PGA 2k23, or will the game be able to somehow pull over any (minimal) progress I've done in the career? All I've pretty much played in PGA 2k23 is the Qualifying 4 rounds for TGCTOURS at the Keg course, and in career I played 1 round of Q School, and 2 rounds of Korn Ferry, so really not much to start over from. PC and Xbox are not connected so you'll start from zero on PC. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2022 16:30:37 GMT -5
To get the Dual Sense full features on certain games that support it you have to play wired to your PC. I have tested Death Stranding and it is much better with the Dual Sense 5 than an Xbox controller. The Dual Sense is the best controller I have ever used and I was never a fan of Sony controllers but this one is superb. The answer to your question is you can use the DS5 wired or wireless on PC. |
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Post by Blade on Nov 11, 2022 16:32:29 GMT -5
That is the controller I just bought (but white). |
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Post by Blade on Nov 11, 2022 16:35:01 GMT -5
I also wonder if I switch to using PC, will I be able to play PGA 2k23 at home on PC, but also when traveling, will I also be able to play it on my Travel Laptop with my same profile and updated 'stats, career progress, etc. Yes, you will have to set up fittings golfer, appearence etc again but you'll have the same currency and career mode progress etc. I play the game a little on Steam Deck as well as my desktop so can verify this. That was not at all my experience when I went from laptop to PC. There are files in 2 different folders on your computer you have to transfer to your new computer if you want everything to look the same. Some things are on line, but fittings and golfer appearance are definitely not. |
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Post by Blade on Nov 11, 2022 16:35:51 GMT -5
Also, does anybody know if I switch to PC from Xbox One, will I have to start all over with PGA 2k23, or will the game be able to somehow pull over any (minimal) progress I've done in the career? All I've pretty much played in PGA 2k23 is the Qualifying 4 rounds for TGCTOURS at the Keg course, and in career I played 1 round of Q School, and 2 rounds of Korn Ferry, so really not much to start over from. The controller has nothing to do with the game saves, so all of your progress will remain. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2022 16:37:14 GMT -5
I've never really done PC gaming, but now I wish I'd have bought this game for my PC, and then just bought a PS5 DS controller. I haven't played PGA 2k golf since the 2019 version, and am just now getting going with 2k23. It sucks knowing I'm already at a disadvantage. I've been practicing the last couple days a lot, but am still spraying it all over, and Tempo seems really inconsistent. Bummer. Are there different ways/versions to play PGA 2k23 on a PC? Is it all the same, thru STEAM or something? I just wanted to make sure if I go the PC route with a PS5 DS controller, I'm doing it the preferred way/method on a PC. But the Xbox controller has a hardwired refresh rate, so it is the same on Xbox, PC, etc. Do you recommend overclocking the DS5 Blade? I play wired to PC as I am terrible at remembering to charge my controllers. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2022 16:39:07 GMT -5
Also, does anybody know if I switch to PC from Xbox One, will I have to start all over with PGA 2k23, or will the game be able to somehow pull over any (minimal) progress I've done in the career? All I've pretty much played in PGA 2k23 is the Qualifying 4 rounds for TGCTOURS at the Keg course, and in career I played 1 round of Q School, and 2 rounds of Korn Ferry, so really not much to start over from. The controller has nothing to do with the game saves, so all of your progress will remain. He is talking about cross platform career/profile progress which isn't possible. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2022 16:40:54 GMT -5
Yes, you will have to set up fittings golfer, appearence etc again but you'll have the same currency and career mode progress etc. I play the game a little on Steam Deck as well as my desktop so can verify this. That was not at all my experience when I went from laptop to PC. There are files in 2 different folders on your computer you have to transfer to your new computer if you want everything to look the same. Some things are on line, but fittings and golfer appearance are definitely not. That's what I said in the post you replied to. Career progress, VC etc is the same but custom appearance, fittings etc are not saved. |
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Post by hawk3y3 on Nov 11, 2022 17:07:07 GMT -5
Ok, I just got back from the store with my new PS5 DS controller. Glad I hadn't played PGA 2K3 much yet on the XBOX. Now to figure out how to play this on the PC and get the controller working.
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Post by Blade on Nov 11, 2022 17:25:06 GMT -5
That was not at all my experience when I went from laptop to PC. There are files in 2 different folders on your computer you have to transfer to your new computer if you want everything to look the same. Some things are on line, but fittings and golfer appearance are definitely not. That's what I said in the post you replied to. Career progress, VC etc is the same but custom appearance, fittings etc are not saved. Apologies, I misread what you wrote. You can move between laptop and PC, but you have to keep moving those files. Sorry! |
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